gordonb3 wrote:
> That's the whole culprit, isn't it? If you do it every week you're bound
> to know all the pitfalls. The reality is that even with an average of
> once per year you end up hitting a wall with errors that at first don't
> seem to make any sense at all and once you figured it
mrw wrote:
>
> How often do you update your Perl ?
That's the whole culprit, isn't it? If you do it every week you're bound
to know all the pitfalls. The reality is that even with an average of
once per year you end up hitting a wall with errors that at first don't
seem to make any sense at
wcattey wrote:
>
> It seems to me that the more we can get LMS to adopt "current upstream"
> tool chain and support utilities, the less work for the LMS community to
> keep the LMS fork maintained.
>
How much work has the LMS community expended in keeping the fork
maintained ?
By comparison
Honestly, the slimserver-vendor CPAN arch buildme is rubbish. I know
because I referenced it for several years to build the arch dependent
Perl libraries for version 1.18 up to 1.28. At some point I realized
that many of the stuff being built actually already existed on my
system, in a much
sfraser wrote:
> I have noticed an issue with the file scanning, when I perform the
> "look for new and changed media files" it appears to clear the playlists
> , but does not rescan the playlists, therefore the playlists are left
> empty . If I recall this particular function used to scan
Recently I wanted to run LMS on our brand new FreeNAS FreeBSD 12 server.
I discovered multiple ports and HOW-TOs for that platform. We grabbed
the logitechmediaserver plug-in that installed with just few clicks on
our default setup. It turned out that, although it was easy to install,
that
I have noticed an issue with the file scanning, when I perform the
"look for new and changed media files" it appears to clear the playlists
, but does not rescan the playlists, therefore the playlists are left
empty . If I recall this particular function used to scan the playlists
as well? I
Dear all
The scanner does not seem to work properly for me for the last processes
for new and changed music and causes an abort when creating the 4th
index. This both when the memory is set to "Maximum" and "Normal". I had
the problem some years ago that for the database optimization with
wcattey wrote:
> Ralph: Is there a developer thread where discussions about decisions
> like,"forked faad vs. stand-alone ALAC tool" are discussed?
Not that I remember and since bugs.slimdevices.com has been retired, it
makes finding those kinds of answers difficult.
The alac_decoder sources
I've had this happen before but then it disappeared and came back again,
not sure why as it wasn't connected to a LMS update either time or any
setting change.
Basically whenever the LMS services are touched (e.g. by a LMS update,
it happened when I just updated it) or when the PC is shut down
Simonef wrote:
> About the points 1 and 2. Ill do that. its reasonable.
>
> About the last sentence Ive already tried with the following result:
> https://github.com/Logitech/slimserver-vendor/pull/83
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